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Functionalities enhancement by an anisotropic strain competition

  • X. D. Zhang
  • , Y. Shi
  • , Joonghoe Dho
  • , Daeyoung Kwon
  • , Bog G. Kim
  • , Sungmin Park
  • , Myung Hwa Jung
  • , Hyosang Kwon
  • , Jihwan Hwang
  • , Gwangseo Park
  • , H. Z. Xing
  • , T. Lin
  • , X. J. Meng
  • , Z. M. Huang
  • , X. T. Zhu
  • , W. Bai
  • , J. H. Chu
  • Donghua University
  • Samsung Display
  • Pusan National University
  • Sogang University
  • SK Corporation
  • CAS - Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics
  • East China Normal University

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Abstract

It is generally believed that epitaxial thin films are subject to compressive strain by the nearest layer with a smaller lattice constant or to tensile strain by the nearest layer with a larger lattice constant. Our experimental and theoretical results show that the above viewpoint is not always effective if the interface is anisotropic in the plane. We propose a novel strain mechanism that takes into account the pre-strain state as a key factor rather than considering only the lattice mismatch. Therefore, this anomalous strain model is potentially important for various multifunctional devices based on strain coupling.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)264-277
Number of pages14
JournalFerroelectrics
Volume583
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 2021

Keywords

  • Functional
  • strain relationship
  • surface reaction
  • thin films

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